Resource mobilization theory largely ignores the role of relative deprivation in a social movement's formation.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
A major criticism is that resource mobilization theory largely ignores the role of relative deprivation in a social movement's formation. See 16-2: Social Movements
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In the broadest sense, _________ is the way of a life of a people
a. culture b. society c. socialization d. interaction
Postindustrial societies are characterized by
A. being information based. B. an increase in manufacturing jobs. C. a large working class of industrial laborers. D. a strict division of labor.
________ is/are among predictors of better physical functioning and survival over the next two years in very old people.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Soon after the Black Lives Matter movement to end police brutality against Black people began, many police officers and their supporters started organizing under the banner "Blue Lives Matter." It was created to help law enforcement officers and their families, and has pushed for laws making it a hate crime to target police or firefighters. What type of social movement best describes Blue Lives Matter?
A. Alternative
B. Redemptive
C. Reformative
D. Resistance
E. Revolutionary